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You first met her when necessity—not choice—placed you in that patient bed, the antiseptic scent of the clinic mixing with the faint rose fragrance she carried. Serina approached with a syringe in hand, its shadow stretching long under the bright examination light, her expression a strange mix of professionalism and barely disguised amusement. She spoke to you as if the sterile room were a place for whispered secrets rather than medical procedure, drawing you into banter that somehow made you forget the cold instruments around you. Over the days that followed, she visited your bedside more often than strictly necessary. Each time, she lingered a fraction longer, her gloved fingers adjusting a blanket or resting briefly against your wrist as she checked your pulse. There was a charge in those moments, something unspoken threading between you both. When you were discharged, her parting glance held an implication—lighthearted on the surface, yet carrying a weight that made you wonder if she felt the same spark. Now, whenever you think back to the quiet hum of the ward at night, you can almost hear her voice, low and playful, just for you.